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by aredox 2y ago
He doesn't care about Tesla anymore. He's making some fat money out of AI, SpaceX is a money printing machine now that he's got the ear of Trump and he's spending almost all his daytime (and nightime) hours shitposting a
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by aredox 2y ago
Yeah, and what if Lutnick doesn't care about making America better but just making money for himself? And his salary is not tied to his performance, but to his sycophancy? It is not as if he is going to die of starvation because of tar
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by aredox 2y ago
>Many other countries, including EU members and China, already apply tariffs and non-tariff barriers far in excess of what the US is applying now. >So why no complaints about them? Because that's not true.
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by aredox 2y ago
"Very smart people" https://nitter.net/KushDesai47/status/1907618136444067901
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by aredox 2y ago
It is insane and they are insane. https://nitter.net/KushDesai47/status/1907618136444067901
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by aredox 2y ago
Read all the responses in these threads instead of relying on ChatGPT to "think" for you.
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by aredox 2y ago
A black woman jumping between three jobs to make ends meet in Alabama doesn't have a "normal" life, then. Too bad for her! And for millions like her, in a country where elections are decided by single-digit majorities.
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by aredox 2y ago
In a country where "some" people work two or three jobs to make ends meet, Sundays vs. workdays does matter.
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by aredox 2y ago
https://theconversation.com/almost-2-million-people-in-the-u...
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by aredox 2y ago
What's the problem? Just look at the actual facts, as you say. https://theconversation.com/almost-2-million-people-in-the-u...
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by aredox 2y ago
Provably false. https://youtu.be/rHFOwlMCdto?si=OjoxCfE1noxvw3Fz And you need to do paperwork, which means you have to pay and find time. How do people with 2 or 3 jobs do?
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by aredox 2y ago
The problem isn't NY or California, it's in swing states with a thin Republican majority that gerrymanders (and other dirty tricks) its hold on the state.
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by aredox 2y ago
https://youtu.be/rHFOwlMCdto?si=OjoxCfE1noxvw3Fz
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by aredox 2y ago
You should look a little bit closer to actual circumstances of people over the country. https://youtu.be/rHFOwlMCdto?si=OjoxCfE1noxvw3Fz
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by aredox 2y ago
Just read the dozens of links shared in these threads. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/eligib... https://youtu.be/rHFOwlMCdto?si=OjoxCfE1noxvw3Fz
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by aredox 2y ago
There are literally dozens of links in these threads showing how wrong you are. >Name one person who can legally vote but was prevented from voting from this. Literally thousands of people were barred to vote by last-minute voting roll p
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by aredox 2y ago
Just read all the answers in this thread. Your PoV is far from reality, especially at a time where elections are decided by single digit margins.
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by aredox 2y ago
Just look at actual facts. There are many links in this thread. You also seem to think everyone has a car and thus a driving licence. And that's before talking about voter roll purges, gerrymandering and putting ballot boxes and statio
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by aredox 2y ago
The UK also has strong opinions about ID.
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by aredox 2y ago
Tell me how Soros is badly influencing elections. Tell me all about it.
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by aredox 2y ago
As a French I used to think too, "what's the big deal", "it has never been an issue here". But that's because we are used to it and getting an ID is easy and almost automatic. Whereas in a country like the US,
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by aredox 2y ago
Trump wasted his inheritance and has been several times in bankruptcies - and not "I took risks" bankrupt, more "I f*cked up" and "I lied" bankruptcies. Why do you think we are naive and you aren't?
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by aredox 2y ago
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by aredox 2y ago
I am sure your argument is well received at your code review.
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by aredox 2y ago
There are two dimensions to "safe": -how often does it fail, -what are the consequences of a failure. When you plot those two and set what is the "acceptable" area, it is skewed. And it is perfectly normal. https:/
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by aredox 2y ago
It is not easy to compare as there are lots of confounding variables - self-driving is not activated at random or all the time, but typically on highways, which are less accident-prone. They are also deactivated in difficult conditions such
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by aredox 2y ago
Like you, I am ready to admit that one man's turd is another man's gem, and that cultural "prescriptors" and gatekeepers often got it wrong. Unlike many, I am not going to follow along into caricatural post-modernism whe
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by aredox 2y ago
Things turning to shit? The word coined by Doctorow is new, but the phenomenon itself isn't (just talk to any car enthousiast).
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by aredox 2y ago
>We have no right to tell people they have to learn to climb to get to top of the Everest. My, my, you really took the worst example to defend your point. The Everest is now an overcrowded dumping ground full of cadavers, shit and trash,
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by aredox 2y ago
>it was much, much more common for middle class and even fairly poor homes to have musical instruments, pubs to have pianos and so on That's exagerrated by movies. There were folk songs, but instruments - and players - have always b

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